Telegram-herald., 1887-11-01
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of 6so. sehasabe.i sl1oE 81 ihs sffta
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ei sos Board II Fab.ie HeFks 5 s0 was
transferred - f1e saief works .acoals tlea-
Ihae eon4 lttee "a Asys sna Means
through AAissaaa Aekss recommended
that - e. pies 0f The as~ h9aor az be
1lstFl3aisd smcnE t1ose $40 ~us4t - e
int1fmsi ou tos same. ipr fs4ef- b4s
tasel Ga a Tsq 1est 81 the feiice an1 Fifs
Cs1l ~ isz.oaeFs Tor 80 coDlss- ise ssfle
com mmiisee reported adversely 50 returning
TIE t5atJ Deposited - las Valley Nlty
Casls roa1 e0aapaay. beliessox tAAt % ao
- belcre the road sas completed s0si1
80 la violation Of the oEdiDA1cs
under which the oompsay - opsrsiing.
Alderman Des5rzAf sai8 thai Il soald IN
40 sise inFslidats the ortlnance 10 return
ice money ~ ne company.
A nlotiea 20 lag the report on the table
for week sas i0sf. Ca mOtico OF Alder
nam BrennsF TIE report vas adopted.
Alderman Deeira4f moved thai The rules
be sua pended and tAag the ordinance rela-
1--we 10 lbs extension 0t the nfe limits Do
fsken from The tsnlr. The motion pre-
"a - and TIE ordinance vas placed upon
its third reading. The ordinance prohibits
the deposit OF comoustiols material within
the ire district. it prevents the plhng of
lumber or adding 20 Or repairing buildings
With frame addiUOns The adoption OF the
ordinance vas earnestly urged By ,hs Com
mItlee On Fire Department The ordinance
uss framed ln RESPONSE % q lons petition
from residents Of the Fourth ward, its OBJ
ect being - 10 away vita the lumber
yards on Ottaws-st., they claiming that It
degFesses the value OF adjacent property
and discOursges improvements Alderman
klseuhardt moved that the ordinance be
amended 80 as 10 extend tue northern
limits 10 Faifbanks-sE. Lost The ordi-
nance vas adopted.
Alderman Creque moved that the salary
Of the Mayor be hxel at 5000 per year.
Lost.
Alderman Panllind moved that il be
placed a. 500.
Alderman De Graaf ofered an amend
ment that the salary be placed az 81. 90.
vote was taken on Alderman De
GrAaf > amendment aud II was lost
Alderman De Graaf offered another mo
tiOn that il BE- fixed at $3.50.
Alderman Pantlind offered a substitute
that the salary be fixed at $3.50, which on
vote was lost
Alderman De Graaf then moved that il
be liked at $500. This did not meet the
favor of the Necessary two-thirds vote and
was lost.
Alderman Brenner OF the committee of
the whole, read a report In reference TO the
estimates offered by the Board OF Public
Works, providing for the extension of the
waer works az cost OF S2oO,OVo. The
same was accepted and placed on Tile.
On motion OF Alderman Shanahan the
D., q. ID & NJ. railroad was requested TO
place guard gates AZ Clancy st. and Quimby
aud Tay lOr-sts., the same 10 be operated be-
tween o a. m. and D IN.
Alderman Hayward offered resolution
20 the effect that II Is the sense of the Coun-
Gil that the people should only be asked for
bonds sufficient 10 extend the water mains
10 fifty miles and furnish an additional
supply on the hill. leaving the matter OF a
further water supply TO the future; also
that the clerk cause htty copies of the char
ter amen iments To be printed. The first
part OF Alderman Hsywsrds resolution
was carried.
Alderman Mckee stated that the city
was IN need of money to carry on the work
in the city hall tie stated that the coma
mittee on Ways and Means had good deal
OF trouble In disposing Of the bonds. The
bidders for them wanted the interest and
principal paid In New York.
Alderman Mckee then offered q resolu-
ton asking that the committee Re authoriz-
ed % change the place OF payment To New
York The resolution also provided that
the bonds BE- not cold below par. The
committee was voted the privilege asked
for